Workers’ Compensation

Pa. Supreme Court Requires Employer to Reimburse Injured Worker’s CBD Oil Expenses

Research Paper Confirms Attorneys’ Positive Impact on Clients’ Workers’ Comp Benefits, But Also a Need to Do More

Pa. Commonwealth Court Restores Workers’ Comp Benefits to Smoker, Averts Disastrous Implications for Pa. Workers

Divided Pa. Supreme Court Allows Medical Providers’ Civil Lawsuits for Unpaid Workers’ Comp Benefits

Understanding Workers’ Compensation for Work-Related Travel Injuries

PRP Therapy Gets Injured Workers Back on Their Feet and Should be Covered By Insurers

Commonwealth Court Provides Guidance Regarding “Sufficiently Intact” Concurrent Employment in Workers’ Comp Cases

Again Embracing Opioid Alternatives, Commonwealth Court Requires Employer to Reimburse Injured Worker’s CBD Oil Expenses

Successfully litigating COVID-19 workers’ compensation cases against SEPTA

The Workers’ Compensation Claimants’ Bar Should Be Commissioning Life Care Plans More Regularly

When Custom Trumps the Law in the Workers’ Compensation System, Injured Workers Suffer

One Year After Lorino, Are We Seeing Unreasonable Contest Attorneys’ Fees Being Taken Seriously?

The State of Medicare Set-Asides After A Roller Coaster Early 2022

The Issue With Punitive Damages Today

Pond Lehocky Giordano Successfully Obtains Workers’ Compensation Benefits on Behalf of Widow in Fatal COVID-19 Claim

Pond Lehocky Giordano is Accepting Applications for its Sixth Annual Scholarship

Few Workers’ Comp Claims Adjusters Are Deposed. It’s Time to Change That.

Commonwealth Court’s Watershed Neves Decision Aligns Interests of Injured Workers and Medical Providers